Apply a blueprint

The CLI, the API and the dashboard send the same YAML file to the server.

Three ways to send the file

An apply sends a blueprint to the server. Do a dry run first: it shows the changes and writes nothing.

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Terminal

ferry blueprint apply --dry-run   # show what would change
ferry blueprint apply             # apply ./ferry.yaml, else ./render.yaml
ferry blueprint apply infra/render.yaml

Without a FILE, the CLI looks for ./ferry.yaml, then for ./render.yaml. See ferry blueprint apply.

Blueprint spec

A blueprint is one YAML file that describes your env groups, datastores and services.

Example

One file with an env group, a Postgres database, a Redis datastore, a web service and a cron job.

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